One of the nicest things about this park is the full restroom facilities, with running hot water…read more So many parks only have cold water which is painful for some of us. So Kudos for this. During the soccer season they have at least three fields operational covering all age groups. The U13+ field is not the largest but it's pretty wide. No spectator seating for that field either but we'd all do a little better to walk more and site less. Additionally there is baseball field and a small playground for the wee ones. So there's a little something for everyone.

The east end children's museum is a nice spot to try with the littles. Now we came here when it was…read moreraining an cold, so couldn't play on the outside stuff, but the inside featured some nice play options. While it was smaller then expected, the details inside were very nice. They have a farm stand, fure truck, ship, diner, and library shop, among some other options for the kids to play in. They also have a padded obstacle course the kids can play on. Price isnt too bad and the staff was friendly. Overall a decent spot to try for a few hours with the kids. I'd say recommend age is 1-5 years old.

What a fantastic place for littles! It was super clean (staff were actually in another area…read morecleaning each toy), with many interesting and interactive exhibits! The outdoor play area is just the best! My 4 year old loved this museum! Highly recommend! Staff were also very friendly and kind! Bathrooms were clean! Just a great place!

Very nice park with baby bucket swings in the shade. Will definitely go back. Parking is easy and…read moreit's a short walk to the playground area.

lots of open space and grassy areas--good for picnicking. 12-18 tennis courts. a few basketball…read morecourts. several baseball and soccer fields. a playground area for kids. concrete tables with chess/checker boards. lots of parking available in back of park. not sure how to get permits or request use of fields, tho it appears tennis and hoops courts are first come, first served. there are a few buildings in the park, but I'm not sure of their purpose.

Excellent experience and all the amenities you need. Have been coming out to Southampton all my…read morelife though had not been to Coopers Beach for years. Now that we have kids, this is the perfect spot and has all you need for an A+ day. Please note you ARE allowed to bring your own chairs and umbrellas, additionally, handicap parking was great with my elderly Mom. Attentive lifeguards and ample bathroom and food availability.

4.5 Stars but rounding up to 5 Stars. Why not a perfect 5…read moreStars? Cooper's Beach is a public beach, not a private beach, but they charge $50 for parking!.....Outrageous!! Cooper's Beach is just BEAUTIFUL! We even saw 2 rainbow when we were there! White sand and hardly any garbage on the beach. They even have a dispenser with suntan lotion! Slather some on and don't get sunburned! They also have a cafeteria, outdoor shower, and restrooms near the parking lot.

Excellent place for toddlers! Came here on a weekday around 4pm and left at 6:45pm with an hour…read morelunch break at the food court and Go Playland wasn't too crowded. I would have stayed longer but I had errands to run. Paid around $22 and change (tax included) for the day. Price is per child with one adult. Any additional adult is $5. They accept credit cards. Not sure about cash. If you're leaving but plan on coming back the same day, let them know so they can put a bracelet on you. The place is very clean and there's a lot of things for a toddler to do. I saw kids up to maybe 5-6 years old that seemed to be having a good time. I was actually pretty surprised at the size of the place and expected it to be smaller. There's slides (1 spiral and 4 straight ones), a ball pit, a trampoline and tricycles to name a few. The tricycles are for slightly bigger kids though. I have an almost 3 year old and he could barely reach the pedals but was still content with me pushing him around on the "track". You put your shoes in the cubby holes before entering (make sure to wear socks!) and there are small tables and chairs inside the area that you can put your jackets/bags on. You can also eat in this area. Just no food and drinks in the actual play area. There is also bathroom/changing facilities in the back (not sure how many or the condition they're in as I didn't utilize it during this visit - will update this when I visit again). I saw a little refrigerator at the front with drinks and snacks on the shelves I'm assuming for purchase but I didn't purchase anything. Overall, I would highly recommend coming here if you have a toddler! Great all day price, very clean and can come and go as you please without paying more for the day. Plenty of parking because it's the mall parking lot.

Excellent place. Very Clean. You children can play for hours for one price. Bikes, ball pits, and…read morea clean place to eat.

If you have kids I highly recommend taking them here! Such a cool experience to connect with…read morenature. Pro tip: bring your own bird seeds to feed the birds and chipmunks. The hike ends at an open beach front with an observation deck with binoculars. Overall, it's a nice trail and wildlife preserve with tons of wildlife.

Fantastic nature walk with trails leading to the Peconic Bay…read more Spend a few hours walking the wooded trails where cute chipmunks approach, as well as baby bunnies, birds and other critters. All are extremely friendly. Some even look for handouts, although feeding them is frowned upon. Follow the trail signs and you'll find yourself gazing at the sea and surrounding areas. The Elizabeth A. Morton National Nature Wildlife Preserve is a must do!

They have since added a fence, circling the entire perimeter. A great addition to keep kids safe…read morefrom passing cars!

I don't know why Greenport and the environs would choose to require a town parking permit to access…read moreits various stone beaches. Nevertheless, it does. This beach is the only one we found where you could simply drive up, park, and get in the water without spending a dime. The swimming area is marked off by safety ropes. There is at least one lifeguard on duty until 5. You're technically swimming in the Peconic River just before it empties into Gardiners Bay. The view is of Shelter Island, and it's quite charming.

The Town Beach. A cute and diverse park, beach & playground at the base of Fifth Street in…read moreGreenport. Small area for swimming (lifeguards on duty 11am-5pm in the summer), a couple fun and interesting playground structures with swings for babies and big kids, a sand floor volleyball court and wide open grassy space for running & ball-playing. Also some picnic tables & BBQ grills, public bathrooms and public parking spaces. The beach is rocky & full of shells, but fun for kids to explore.